₦airaland Forum

tobiasbeecher:
Whether you ignore it or not, it doesn't matter but I've told you the truth. Stop castigating people who has made money because you don't know their stories or their journey. Fight hard, work hard and make money so that you can be useful to yourself and your family. Stop criticizing.

Hehehe

tobiasbeecher:
What have you done to your immediate family members not to talk of your community. Stingy man, people like you always see every rich man as evil because you're lazy to know that people husltle hard to make money

For the love of God, lemme just ignore your comment.

Wasn't this same topic on frontpage yesterday?

So Aloysis Ozubulu has suddenly become a Saint!
My people worship money shaa.

"Any way na way" mentality!

How many topics have you created on this man today? Is he nuturing some political ambitions? Huh

OP, if you are doing this "oti-nkpu" because of the chippings he drops for you.... Hnmmm, you better Repent before it's too late!

Money buys everything in Nigeria.

No good morals to lay for upcoming generations.

Everyone is shouting "Halleluya", "Praise God" all over. No one has spared a thought to the inconvinence this has brought to the residents of Gbagada and environs.

When I get into authority, this one and many others are going down! Nanzenze!

Modified: Stupid people threatening me with "wrath of God". Nonsense!

Since I don't share the popular opinion, I'm gonna keep most of it to myself.

But one quick question - is this church sound proof?

Mr married man, what are you still doing with your ex? You didn't mention what the chat was about, huh? What will you do if you find that your wife is chatting with her ex?

Married people acting single. Rubbish!

Dezzx:
I am sure this mannerless and rude woman beats her husband at home. Shameless ranter instead of channelling all your energy in taking caring of your home, you busy trying to sabotage a democratic elected government for peanuts.

He's been cheerfully taking in the beatings. Can't you see it in his happy face? Ode!

Don't worry, education bills are used in funding cows. Sai Baba

It's like many people eat noodles and eggs a lot.
Pls let's not make it a habit, it's not healthy.

Is the groom a hitman?

It's really beautiful.

Lunch is ready

Awwww, she loved everything Nigerian and really worked hard to become "Nigerian".
It's a pity

Codebrain33243:
nice

Nairaland is a software

I wanna know, did Adeboye really say that?

slex:
Dear poster, a lot of us know this but we choose to ignore or dash the change. Uber riders do this the most.

I don't want to call you stingy but there some amounts not worth the stress. I can buy fuel of #5000 and the meter reads #5009 so are you saying I should now be yabbed or stopped by the pump attendant because of #9?

In your own case the shoprite person would have just told you #2150 instead of #2200 but all the same how much be the change you wan collect sef.

It's your business if your choose to keep quiet. He has chosen to speak out, allow him!

I dash money to attendants on my own will. But snatching it from me?, mbanu! E no go work.

hayjayman:
Guy, you Bleep up... So you can exhibit the "keep-the-change" while you shop in a mall.. That you had to take time to post this and discourage people willing to give..... Na wa for u.... The fact is most people know about the issue, but just ignore... It's everywhere even in Mcdonalds

Rubbish!
He can dash the attendant money IF HE WILLS, but calling 2133 N2200 is theft! Simple and short.

Not necessarily so!

Before now, this kind of topic will not be written without splashing Linda Ikeji into our faces! Now she is engaged - Praise Jesus!

Do not tag marriage to a particular age. This is one of the wrong assumptions guys make when marriage-shaming older single women.

People should marry when they are financially and emotionally ready to face the challenges that marriage brings. Marriage is no child's play.

Another is that I will personally encourage women to pursue their career and be financially grounded before delving into marriage. Nigeria is hard. Marriage, child bearing etc impedes a woman's career growth. If you don't take care, you are out of job. Getting back in a few years later in a labour-congested society such as ours is challenging, most times absent.

If you marry early and depend fully on an another adult for your daily sustainance, of what use is your education? Besides, you are gonna bring a lot of pressure of the man/marriage. Nigerian economy of today harsh o. Enterpreneurship without capital sustainance will fail, biko I'm not talking about hawking ankara and perfume from office to office.

From my own experience, a woman advancing in her career does not stop men from liking and toasting her. Just live a level-head life, without too much drama. Don't give in to societial pressure and start everyday vague uploads and preaching on Facebook and co, it's no competition. Live a natural (not fake) life devoid of sexual controversies, and stalking ex-es. etc. It will not be hard for you to get a man that will adore you even in your late 30's.

I am a living example.
And Sister Linda Ikeji is also engaged too already.

The way they will be covering their head, you'll think they've reached heaven. Mtcheeeeeew

Holy Ghost fire also delivers from people poverty?

I'm not impressed with the prizes.

Total sum of 450k plus photocopy machine for the school? Phew!

Thanks to Bill and Melinda Gates!

Feel free to add yours.

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